Recall James Stewart, District Attorney

09/29/2023

Shemar has been arrested for stealing a car....3 different times, resisting officer, and burglary of an inhabited dwelling, all in the last few years. What was he doing on the streets? Tory has been charged with stealing a vehicle 3 times, felony theft, distribution of drugs, using a stolen debit card, assault, and fraud. Again, what was he even doing on the streets?

TWO MEN ARRESTED IN VIOLENT INCIDENT

On September 28th, 2023, Shreveport Police officers were called to a residence in the 1200 block of Norma Avenue on reports of a Stabbing.

Patrol officers arrived and found one one-man armed with a gun and one man armed with a knife. The two men were fighting with one another, and one man had been reportedly stabbed.

Officers determined that Shemar Jackson (7-14-99) reportedly was responsible for stabbing the other male. The other male was found to be Tory Jackson (4-26-79).

Tory Jackson reportedly had threatened Shemar with a firearm. Tory Jackson was found to be in possession of the firearm and was determined to be a convicted felon.

Shemar Jackson was charged with one count of Aggravated Battery and Tory Jackson was charged with one count of aggravated Assault with a firearm and one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm. No significant injuries found.

We are required to state that suspects are innocent until proven guilty.

09/28/2023

Joe e had 5 arrests with OVER 15 charges before this ever happened, including 9 charges of Theft of a Firearm for which James Stewart gave him a plea deal to ONLY 5 years in prison and dismissed 7 of the 9 charges. He shouldn't have been out of prison to allow this to even happen with that many arrests. Now his wife and kids are scared forever because he was out of jail on a sweetheart plea deal from James.

SHREVEPORT MAN TO SERVE 14 YEARS FOR ATTACK ON WIFE

A Shreveport man was sentenced to 14 years in prison Tuesday, September 26, 2023, for attempting to strangle his wife.

Joe Butler Jr., 31, was sentenced by Caddo District Judge Chris Victory to eight years in prison for an August 24, 2021 assault on his wife during which he choked her to unconsciousness after she confronted him about smoking synthetic ma*****na in their home. Butler attacked his wife in their bathroom, strangling her while three minor children, ages 11, 7 and 4, stood on the other side of the bathroom door. The wife regained consciousness and escaped to a neighbor’s house, where she called 911.

Butler, who pleaded guilty to the charges August 16, 2023, was sentenced to 10 years in prison at hard labor for domestic abuse battery with serious bodily injury, with a multiple offender provision. He was sentenced to four years on each of three counts of domestic abuse battery with child endangerment, to be served concurrently with each other but consecutive to the bodily injury conviction.

The court also granted permanent protective orders to the victim and the minor children.

Butler was defended by Dick Dave Knadler. He was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorneys Britney A. Green, Christopher Bowman and Ron Christopher Stamps.

The case was docket No. 386600.

09/28/2023

Arnold Ballard was previously arrested for Robbery in 2022. He was given a plea deal by James Stewart, whereas he only got two years in prison, that's right ONLY 2 years for ROBBERY, and credit for time served. If he was in prison where he should be from the first robbery charge, he wouldn't have been in a position to beat a man and rob him on Mansfield Road. Why was this man let go, James?

09/28/2023

Ja’kory Clark was previously arrested for for having drugs and a gun on his person. James Stewart cut him a plea deal so he only had to pay $900 and got probation for 3 years. No jail time for drug dealers and felons in Caddo Parish.

09/27/2023

From Shreveport Police: "Shreveport Police Patrol Officers arrested Deandre Jones (8-24-81) on September 24th around 4:20 p.m. after he was contacted during a traffic stop in the 5200 block of Monkhouse Drive. During the incident, Jones was found to have been a convicted felon and possessing a firearm.

Jones was also found to be in possession of multiple types of narcotics. Jones was arrested and charged with one count of convicted felon in possession of a firearm, and one count of
possession of with intent to distribute Schedule One and Schedule Two."

Jones has previously been arrested for possession of a stolen car, leading police on a high speed pursuit, kidnapping, armed robbery, home invasion, possession with intent to distribute drugs (multiple charges multiple times), battery, burglary, burglary again, and many other charges. In fact, he's been arrested no less than 14 times. What was he doing on the streets to begin with James Stewart? When are you going to stop letting these criminals go with no penalties?